Im cool with it.

[Dill]

(12-06-2017, 04:46 PM)StrictlyBiz Wrote: This should put to rest the "NFL favors the Steelers" narrative, but it wont.

The NFL seriously dropped the ball with this one. Nuances aside, you had two personal foul penalties for two H2H hits and the chance to reign in some of the ugliness that is going on between these two teams by dropping the hammer by skipping the fines and going straight to suspensions. I think that it would get the players attention that any H2H hits in this series are going to be an automatic suspension and that would maybe slow things down. This was the perfect and most fair opportunity to do something, but instead they are now saying that taunting is equivalent to a vicious and deliberate hit to the head that occurred out of bounds and after the whistle, thus proving that the NFL gives more of a shit about their image than player safety. 

Agreed on both points.

The NFL may be trying to achieve parity by helping the weaker teams.